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Excellent. Thank you. |
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FYI, this object can be named |
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Good point. I will change it. |
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Yeah, I tried that originally. But you have to name the file something other than class.py otherwise it can't be imported, and by convention it should match the class name. |
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Touché. |
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You could call the file cls.py or something I guess. Might be confusing/unexpected for users though. Really I have no idea what QB were thinking calling their domain object Class. |
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FYI: I left the file named trackingclass.py |
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If we had a dollar for every time we said "I have no idea what QB was thinking..." we wouldn't need to work anymore. |
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Thanks for quick release 😄 |
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I needed access to list/create the
Classobjects in quickbooks. It's a pain since that is a reserved word in python, which I assume is why this object was left out in the first place.Anyway, I just called it
TrackingClassto avoid any conflicts. Let me know if you can think of a better name.